The seller represents this timepiece as being in like new condition. This timepiece has been resized and includes the removed links. It includes the boxes (inner and outer), additional items, and papers dated 2024. This timepiece is part of a limited edition series, with only 1300 available worldwide. It is still under warranty until 2029.

Offered is an individually numbered Grand Seiko SBGE305 “Hotaka Peaks” Spring Drive GMT, bearing the notably low two-digit limited-edition number **0025 of 1,300 pieces produced worldwide**. The watch is offered as a full set with its Grand Seiko box and papers. Grand Seiko introduced the SBGE305 in 2024 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Caliber 9R Spring Drive. Its dark red dial draws upon the summer sunrise over the Hotaka mountain range near the Shinshu Watch Studio, where Grand Seiko’s Spring Drive watches are produced. The color changes considerably with the surrounding light, moving between dark burgundy, oxblood, and a brighter crimson. The dial is framed by a polished black ceramic 24-hour bezel, one of the reference’s defining aesthetic and functional features. The scratch-resistant ceramic protects one of the watch’s most exposed surfaces while creating a pronounced contrast with the red dial. The stainless-steel case measures 40.5mm in diameter, 48.7mm lug to lug, and 14.7mm thick. It is fitted with a dual-curved sapphire crystal, screw-down crown, stainless-steel bracelet, and three-fold push-button clasp. Water resistance is rated to 200 meters. Inside is Grand Seiko’s automatic Spring Drive Caliber 9R66. The 30-jewel movement provides approximately 72 hours of power reserve and average accuracy of ±15 seconds per month. Its traveler-style GMT configuration allows the local hour hand to be adjusted independently in either direction without stopping the movement, with the date changing alongside local time. Spring Drive does not use a conventional mechanical escapement and therefore has no traditional vibrations-per-hour beat rate. The Caliber 9R66 is regulated by a quartz oscillator operating at 32,768 Hz. This system produces Grand Seiko’s characteristic glide motion, in which the seconds hand moves continuously around the dial without a visible tick.